New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
NETWORK CITY.


The collection of the well artist E. l. Henry which
he has been gathering twenty years. free ex'
hibton ortges Art Galleries. No si5 Broadway and
will be auction "Wednesday afternoon and evening
this 1t comprises specimens OF American a ranging
from early colonial tines and includes twenty seven pa'n|
ings Mr. Henrys easel Interesting old engravings
quaint furniture and large variety Oh orc-
abrac form important features Of the collection.
Revival meetings are being hold in the ST. Paul Evange
teal Church in Thirty fourhst Eighth ave- The Rev.
will continue preaching this week Degihhns
Tuesday evening"
At the first aid of the Free Home FOR In
curables at Chckering wednesday evening Frau
lcin ohe will the double quartet from the Men
dessohn Club will sing and George Riddle VIII resd
The black stallion Cornthian oaled in 1881 and by Harry
CiayCsra g. owned by r. Ford OF Brooklyn. has been
sent to Castleton Stock Farm IN Kentucky
The Tans hold lofty banquet in honor OF
Mother Earth the Hotel Brunswick Tuesday evening
I'LL D." Mplers Place. N. IA. T. Stewart was not
college graduate.
The Rev Maynard will deliver his historical and ii!us
traed lecture Upper Egypt next Wednesday afternoon
in Chickering Hall
Professor Bckmores lecture yesterday teach
ers in the Of Natural History sheep and
Oxen"
Henry Meyer letter carrier employed at Postal Station L.
yesterday Many complaints had been made OF
of letters Meyers route and test letter was not
delivered Money marked by the inspectors was found in his
possession.
The Kit Rat Club gave dinner at Clars In West Twenty
hirdst last evening About forty members were present
Professor Boyesen delivers of his lectures the
nineteenth century English poets at the Lyceum Theatre
tomorrow afternoon "shelley" will be the subject
William Hickey OF No $50 Sevenhave. held in 81 500
yesterday Police Court for biting
of the lower lip OF James Hart Of No 235 Tenthave oman
uay 81 a barroom Fourhave and Twenty ourth'st
Escaping gas No. ls2 witlamst yesterday overcame
Mrs. Ellen Manx. an old woman who was employed there
The celebrated Walnut Grove OF trotting
signed by the Of the late Alden Goldsmith Peter c.
Kellogg & Co. auctoneer Tuesday and Wetnes
day. The horses ninety In number arrived from
Orange County yesterday and have already attracted many
American Horse Exchange. where they will
be sold The stations Domestic and Heptagon are special
objects attention. several other celebrities come IN for
their share OF attention.
stranger middle age. with dark hair and mustache
insensibc front of No 4e5 Peast yesterday and
removed to the Chambers Street Hospital
While thawng ON. a blow.pips at aqueiuct shaft in
Knbrdge yesterday Bernard Heron had his hands injured
seriously by an explosion.
polio Christopher Brady, OF tho Church street squad
died from hemorrhage the lungs yesterday at No. 5i Green
wch.st.
Last week 257s immigrants landed at Castle Garden.
Ell C. s."-Addre.s Professor Tedfori. No. 200 East
FOR information about the College OF Pharm
acy.
Miss CAhanne L. Wolfe who confined 10 her bed for
serious illness and whose con
siered matter OF doubt much oct
and able about her house without assistance
The MARQUIS De Mores has issued q circular announcing
preparations incorporating the National Meat
Company America with capital Of slo000OO0 and offers
marninimous inducements TO workngmen who buy shares
at $40 each
An unknown laborer fell the steps at No 40 Null
berry 81. yesterday and received serious injury.
The Association OF NewYork held Its Washing
Birthday reception Stenway Han yesterday. The
programme included singing by the schumann Male Quartet
and by " Edith Wendell and Miss Ollie Torbet yIo
hnst Mis-, Carah Cow ell real plumber Of selections that
received with applause Mt Rowland announced that
tho teachers salaries would not be reduced this year
Constant Reader.-In 1875. from January to July.
District Attorney MARITIME said Yesterday that
concerned Ccnry would positively proceed to-
lie expects delay IN securing Jurors The same
witnesses Will be called FOR the prosecution ai former trials
Professor Draper reports that the wind travelled l4Ol miles
Last week mean Thermometer $3.50 mean barometer S2l22
inches rlintil lO9 inches snowfall $50 inches.
Tho nrcarey School FOR G has been nc rporacd BY Rob
r. Mutum. Charles Beaman Joseph H. Choate, Frct
T.. olcot James J. IIigginson Albert suekney. r. NJ
Oyphan and James D. Hague The managers for the Nrst
year William H. Huntington. benjamin Brewster. Albert
stckucy Charles Heaunn Caroline = Choatc Margaret o.
Higguson and Annie Y. Paddock.
~ Constant Rcaier"Tu1edo Park IS the limo Of
the Lr.c Railway, % miles from New-York.
At Fridays meeting OF the Police Boarl Commlss
voorhis offered resolution that the meetings hereafter
should be public and supported ~ able This
went over under the rules 10 the next meeting.
william J. Kenny city Editor Of The Journal. received
gold watch and chain yesterday from his
me Tn,a In The his colleagues gave him dinner
at Mazletus
Tho preparations the Purm BAH nearly finished
Tho Metropolitan Opera House will be finely decorated
OF the been ordered from Worth.
orchid exhibition tho Eden Musce opens Tuesday.
Among patrons Mrs George II. Morgan. Mrs Theo
doro A. Havemeycr Mrs Pierre Lorilard jr, Mrs Henry
Cews Mrs v H. Cruger. Mrs J. G. Drayton W. n. Dins
morc BENJAMIN H. Field Heber r. Bishop. Henry A. Taylor
Reynal and C. L. Tiffany. The exhibition Will comprise
800 varieties many in full bloom.
~ Subscriber Canaoharie Probably you the DO
the Home tho Frendles 80
Thtehst which has twelve Industrial schools various
parts OF the city